For coaches
A clearer coaching day, from today’s sessions to the next review.
See what needs attention, log useful evidence, add concise feedback and review development without losing sight of the session itself.
Why it matters
The platform organises evidence around coaching judgement rather than trying to replace it.
- 01Today’s sessions and priorities
- 02Fast skill and assistance logging
- 03Notes, voice transcription and video
- 04Athlete, skill and squad review
Built for UK gymnastics
Support the pathways and club structures used across the UK.
Configure recreational and competitive pathways around your club, British Gymnastics or the relevant home-nation governing body, while coaching decisions remain with qualified people in the club.
British Gymnastics and the relevant home-nation governing body · GBPThe coaching day
Move from priority to evidence in one workflow.
A coach can begin with today’s sessions and relevant priority signals, then record attempts, completions and assistance as the session develops.
The session timetable keeps competitive squads and recreational groups visible, with direct access to the appropriate logging workflow.
- Today’s session list
- Attention queue
- Competitive and recreational logging
- Clear coaching context
Notes and feedback
Preserve the observation behind the numbers.
Concise notes capture the detail that attempts and completions cannot explain. Voice transcription lets a coach record a useful observation quickly, review it, and decide who should be able to see it.
Selected feedback can support athlete and parent understanding while internal coaching context remains controlled.
- Fast voice transcription
- Written coach observations
- Visibility chosen by the coach
- Feedback connected to the athlete record
Review and planning
Review what changed and plan what happens next.
Athlete profiles, skill reviews and squad dashboards help coaches understand whether assistance is reducing, practice has become inactive or progress needs a different approach.
An AI-assisted overview can make a longer athlete record easier to approach by summarising recent activity and highlighting the supporting records that may deserve review. It remains a starting point, not a coaching instruction.
- Individual development history
- Skill-level trends
- Evidence-backed overview
- Coach-led planning and continuity
Frequently asked questions
Questions about this part of the platform.
Does the software tell coaches what to teach?
No. It organises evidence and supports planning, while qualified coaches remain responsible for technical decisions.
Can coaches use voice notes?
Voice transcription can convert a spoken observation into text, which the coach should review before saving.
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